Flagstaff awards sustainability grants to local projects enhancing climate resilience, energy, and waste management, including transportation for the homeless and upcycling bike programs.

Pinal County confirms a case of measles in an individual in federal custody, emphasizing the low-risk to the public and advocating for MMR vaccinations.

Chandler, Arizona announces its Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, honoring nine athletes and two educators for their contributions to sports and education.

Scottsdale Fire Department enhanced wildfire mitigation, emergency response, and training in 2025, managing vegetation, certifying neighborhoods, and opening a new station.

A man was arrested after allegedly pouring gasoline on the front counter of CAHRA in Eloy; staff and officers say quick action prevented a fire. No injuries were reported.

A suspected red-light runner sparked a multi-car crash at Baseline and Priest Drive in Tempe; two Waymo vans were struck and three people were hospitalized.

Lake Havasu City will close administrative offices on January 19, 2026, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but essential services will continue. Normal operations resume January 20.

A federal bill from Rep. Juan Ciscomani would open grants for charter school facilities, sharpening a funding fight between Arizona districts and charters.

An early-morning shooting in El Mirage left a man with a critical head injury as police investigate. Authorities say there is no ongoing threat at this time.

A man was found with life-threatening injuries after a late-night shooting in west Phoenix near 25th and Hazelwood. Detectives shut down the scene as they investigated.

Arizona Senators propose the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act to align ICE use-of-force policies with the DOJ, increase accountability, and prioritize de-escalation.

Arizona Senators Gallego and Kelly have obtained over $32 million in federal funding for state projects, focusing on improving public safety, flood control, and rural water management.

Sen. Mark Kelly led a Senate session to mark 16 years since the Citizens United ruling, discussing its negative impact on democracy and the need for reform in campaign finance.